July 22: 5 tips from Amazon’s Doc Bar Raisers
Author: 🧔 Private/Uncategorized Notes/Danny Sheridan
July 22: 5 tips from Amazon’s Doc Bar Raisers
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- Author: 🧔 Private/Uncategorized Notes/Danny Sheridan
- Full Title: July 22: 5 tips from Amazon’s Doc Bar Raisers
- Category: #type/articles
- URL: https://medium.com/fact-of-the-day-1/july-22-5-tips-from-amazons-doc-bar-raisers-5b1b2f2953f3
Highlights
- One idea at a time: Say one thing, in one sentence, and read that sentence aloud in one breath. Then move on to the next sentence. Write with rhythm: Vary your word count and sentence length. It’s appealing for readers and keeps their forward momentum. The order of your words within a sentence matters: For the most impact, keep your keywords together. Write in a positive tone: Avoid complaining and “not” phrases as much as you can. Give your data context: Stick with the facts and avoid opining. Use customer anecdotes and data comparisons against goals to help readers understand data points.
July 22: 5 tips from Amazon’s Doc Bar Raisers
Metadata
- Author: Danny Sheridan
- Full Title: July 22: 5 tips from Amazon’s Doc Bar Raisers
- Category: #type/articles
- URL: https://medium.com/fact-of-the-day-1/july-22-5-tips-from-amazons-doc-bar-raisers-5b1b2f2953f3
Highlights
- One idea at a time: Say one thing, in one sentence, and read that sentence aloud in one breath. Then move on to the next sentence. Write with rhythm: Vary your word count and sentence length. It’s appealing for readers and keeps their forward momentum. The order of your words within a sentence matters: For the most impact, keep your keywords together. Write in a positive tone: Avoid complaining and “not” phrases as much as you can. Give your data context: Stick with the facts and avoid opining. Use customer anecdotes and data comparisons against goals to help readers understand data points.